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Russian President Vladimir Putin met on Sunday at the Kremlin with Ali Larijani, a close advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, to discuss the ongoing nuclear dossier. According to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, Larijani provided assessments of the worsening situation in the Middle......
Starting from the 2025–2026 academic year, France will implement a nationwide ban on mobile phones and other electronic communication devices in all middle schools. The decision, announced by the French Ministry of National Education, follows a pilot program called the "digital pause"......
Since 2013, Japan has quietly yet resolutely classified the Polisario Front as a terrorist group in its International Terrorism Index. This decision, made by the Japanese Public Security Intelligence Agency (PSIA), often goes unnoticed by the broader public. Yet, it reflects a deep-seated and firm belief......
Zimbabwe is facing a major public health crisis as malaria resurges at an alarming rate. The number of deaths linked to the disease has tripled this year, following the withdrawal of crucial US aid funds that previously supported malaria control efforts. According to the Ministry of Health, there were......
Prince Albert II of Monaco is celebrating two decades on the throne, having officially assumed his royal duties in April 2005. As the head of one of the world’s most glamorous microstates, Prince Albert’s life is often in the spotlight. But beyond the protocol and diplomacy lies a fun, quirky......
Tulsi Gabbard, the current Director of National Intelligence and former congresswoman, has made explosive claims urging the U.S. Department of Justice to prosecute former President Barack Obama and several top officials from his administration. Gabbard accused them of engaging in a "treasonous conspiracy"......
In a move that has sent shockwaves through American television, Donald Trump expressed his satisfaction at the cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in a post on Truth Social. Colbert, the widely-known host of the popular late-night show, announced on Thursday, July 18, 2025, that......
The Syrian government announced Sunday that the violent clashes in Sweida have officially ended, following the recapture of the city by Druze militias. This comes just a week after the violent intercommunal fighting broke out, resulting in hundreds of deaths in the southern Syrian city. According to......
In various parts of France, a growing underground trend is raising concerns among local authorities: the theft of road signs and street nameplates. From humorous place names like Montcuq and Poil to vintage directional signs, individuals are stealing these public fixtures — not for profit,......
A national campaign offering free screening for kidney disease has been launched in Ivory Coast, aiming to detect early signs of a silent but deadly illness affecting thousands across the country every year. Initiated by the National Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Kidney Disease (CNPTIR),......
The Lebanese Poultry Syndicate has launched an ambitious plan aimed at transforming the national poultry sector, a major contributor to Lebanon’s food security and rural employment. The initiative was officially presented during a conference held at the American University of Beirut (AUB) earlier......
The British government has announced a major reform to the country’s electoral system by proposing to lower the voting age to 16 across the United Kingdom. The move, which aligns voting rights with those already granted in Scotland and Wales, is aimed at expanding democratic participation among......
The European Union has adopted its 18th package of sanctions against Russia, intensifying pressure on Moscow as the war in Ukraine continues. One of the key measures includes lowering the export price cap on Russian crude oil, according to diplomatic sources in Brussels. “We now have an agreement......